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    Fook Lam

    3.9 (793 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Cantonese
    Closed • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Kenny C.

    Nice spot for dim sum! This place has people rolling carts around as well as the option to order items off the menu. Prices were decent and everything tasted great. Will be back soon!

    Chicken feet!
    Jerry E.

    I hadn't been here in a few years, and I'm so glad I came back. Without a doubt, this remains one of the finest dim sum restaurants in town! I especially appreciated the energetic waitresses, who went above and beyond to provide outstanding service with genuine enthusiasm. Their attentiveness made the dining experience even more enjoyable. I definitely won't hesitate to return whenever I'm craving great dim sum. Highly recommended!

    Andrew N.

    Found this place on google and went based on their rating. I was disappointed because the food was mediocre. Some items were bland and the dumplings with soup inside were tough and chewy. To top it off, the servers were very pushy. They would put food on our table and tell us, "eat this one it's good". I had to refuse multiple times for them to take it back. At one point, the server pushed her cart up to our table and rested her arm on my shoulder and had a conversion with another server while I was eating. IM NOT EVEN EXAGGERATING. Be careful when you use the bathroom because it's in the back alley and there are homeless people back there.

    Steamed fish balls
    Scot U.

    My fave dim sum place in Chinatown! I think I rate this place slightly ahead of Mei Sum. A busy, bustling place, have to get your number to get into the queue to get in. But usually within 10 - 15 mins, you can get in (around 1130 in the moorning). I really like the curried beef tendons, spare ribs, and chicken feet. Yum! Just about everything we've ordered is good. I addition to dim sum, they have a pretty varied menu. Noodles, duck, chicken... you name it, they got it! Parking is pretty easy in the chinese cultural plaza structure. Get a ticket, then pay at the kiosk.

    Chicken feet
    Marisa G.

    I wanted to eat dim sum and my dad loves to go to Fook Lam! As soon as we walked in, the owner said hi to my dad like they were besties! (wth?! lol). I've been to Fook Lam once before, so this wasn't my first time. My dads old coworker joined us too. We went for lunch on a Friday and it wasn't busy at all. We ordered tripe, chicken feet, shrimp dumpling, shrimp and chives dumpling, pork hash, and their house special look fun. Everything was good. The chicken feet wasn't as tender, so it was alright. The skin didn't fall off the bones easily. I got an order to go of chicken feet, tripe, and turnip cake with xo sauce for my mom.

    Menu as of July 2025
    Klemens T.

    Came here for the first time with sister since I left Hawaii to Texas 4yrs ago. This was my absolute favorite dim sum place and it still is! It's so crazy expensive now. Some of these dim sum dishes shot up almost double the price. This will probably be my last time eating here during my vacation lol. I love getting the siu mai, spare ribs, seafood roll, Chinese donut, and sticky rice. These will always be my go-to choices. The staff are friendly and super fast as usual. Paid parking is in a structure opposite of the cultural plaza. There are unfortunately, a lot of homeless people in the are so be careful. You do have a view of the infamous dirty River Street canal, homeless and old people playing mahjong, and sometime, your occasional crackheads along the river dancing to no music and sleeping at the same time, it's to be back home lol.

    Darren Y.

    Pro tip. Chinese New Year's Eve was a great time to come. No wait at all! Spinach and shrimp dumpling was good. Prices have gone up 16 bucks for xiao long bao! Gin dui still excellent

    Ann T.

    Fook Lam is our go to place for dim sum in Honolulu Chinatown. They have all the standard dim sum items in Carts for you to choose from. You can also order directly. Their service is quick and attentive. It is good casual dim sum place for friends and families. I like their chicken feet, house special look fan, and beef tripe for their good flavour. I had their Shanghai dumplings once but do not want to have these again as their flavour isn't what I preferred. Their shrimp dumplings, taro puff, and pork hash (shu mai) are average in my opinion. We definitely will go back in the future with friends and families.

    Teresa B.

    The perfect pit stop after landing in Honolulu. They have dim sum carts available and menus to order house special items. We had the house special rice rolls and XO turnip cakes. The turnip cakes had a nice consistency, more mochi like. Then the house special roll was soft, crispy, and meaty; a perfect balance of textures. The dim sum items were seasoned just right like siu mai, bean curd rolls, chicken feet, and shrimp rice roll. I wish there was hot mustard to dip, but they had a chili oil on the table. We came here before closing on Sunday and it was still packed!

    Tendon currt
    Bryan G.

    Service excellent good food. They have all types look fum with scallop,shrimp. You ll never stop eating . Plenty of parking in center.

    Soup dumpling
    Amy Z.

    First time trying this place, travel to Hawaii with my family. All of the food here are pretty legit, and the rice noodles were so soft and chewy with the crispy shrimp and veggies wrapped inside. Tofu pudding has a limited amount, so remember to let the waiter to reserve you one. It was pretty good, soft and the right sweetness. Love the food and the service was fast, efficient and they were helpful and friendly. Love the vibe here.

    Phily H.

    It's still probably the best tasting dim sum in Honolulu but still kinda dingy inside but not as dingy as Legend. My 2 favorites are the curry tendon, and the steamed spinach and shrimp dumpling. Chicken feet and chive dumplings are also great.

    Leeza D.

    My absolute favorite dim sum place on the island. We have been coming here for years! Out favorites are the chicken feet which is so masterfully marinated and it comes with some peanuts at the bottom also. The shrimp and chive dumplings are a must and the siu mai is delicious. The owners are very nice. They told me they close in April for vacation and to come visit them any other month. Parking is via paid lots all around Chinatown. Indoor seating. Casual. They still push the carts around at this place.

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    Love this place. Dim sum is always tasty... especially their sticky rice, shrimp and peanut dumplings, and other items.

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    My favorite dim sum spot and love watching them play cards outside. Everything is so delicious and worth the price !

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    Do they take reservations?

    Yes they do.

    Can we do BYOB? Like sake?

    Yes they do.

    Can you BYOB here?

    Yes you can.

    I saw on Google that they are temporarily closed. Is that true?

    Yes, everyone on vacation for the month of April. They will resume May 1st.

    Do you have private rooms for large parties (30 people)?

    It's like ONE big room.

    Do they use peanut in filling for dim sum?

    There is only one dimsum item that I know of that does have peanut in it. But most do not. I am not sure if they use peanut oil, though. Some chinese restaurants do.

    Do they do takeout for dimsum?

    Yes

    Can dine in?

    Yes, absolutely. Just enjoyed a meal there last week.

    Can you accommodate large groups of 21?

    Yes

    Do they have any vegan options?

    Yes they do!

    Where can I park my truck that needs a 6' 9" clearance?

    Metered street parking is available

    Where's the best place to park?

    Fook Lam is located in the Chinatown Cultural Plaza and has its own parking garage. Entrance on Maunakea. $1/hour with validation. Best and safest place to park!

    Are they open Christmas Day?

    Yes they are!

    When do they have the carts? is it everyday all day or specific days and times?

    They sell dim sum everyday for breakfast and lunch.

    Do they have soup dumplings?

    Yes, they have xiao long bao

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    Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant

    4.1(547 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Lunch in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I asked my sister what she wanted to eat for her birthday: Dimsum! I suggested that we go to this new location of Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. She agreed! The covered parking lot is free! Just follow the signs and park in the designated numbered stalls. Inside, it was crowded and noisy! I wrote our name on the list and got called quickly! My sister wrote our order on the menu: shrimp dumplings, seaweed roll, deep fried taro puffs, shrimp and chive dumplings, mochi rice, pork-filled deep fried mochi, and custard tarts. Later, we added on an order of house noodles... they were thin, crisp, and tasty! Everything was delicious and beautifully presented! Service was efficient! There were different people delivering baskets and plates to our table. They just crossed off menu items on the printed list as they arrived. My sister and her husband were really happy with this meal! I was, too! Note: i even took home the leftover noodles! Yay!

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    Honolulu Seafood Restaurant

    3.8(168 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Downtown, Capitol District
    •$$

    Better late than never, but come too late and missed out on the good stuff?…read more Honolulu Seafood Restaurant is a sister restaurant to Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. Located in Downtown in the same space where Yong Sing, Mandalay, and the short-lived Bourbon Street used to be. Inside feels and looks essentially the same as the prior restaurants. Huge, open, two levels. Would you believe there was once a time where the second floor was an option to sit because it was just that busy? Hours is basically 10am everyday till 3pm, then 5-930pm. Seems like the hours are geared towards Downtown workers. Where to park? 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday, park in the Ali'i Place Parking garage. Entrance is right past the restaurant. Only 75 cents per half hour and restaurant validates one dollar. After 5pm on weekdays, and 8-1am on weekends, park at Bishop Square Parking. Entrance is across from the restaurant, entrance from the left lane of Alakea. Cost is $1.50 with validation. The regular menu is exactly the same as Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant. However, the dim sum is not the case. It's much, much less. There's only 16 total, and 7 more on weekends only. It's essentially the bare basics (but no beef ball!). All the dim sum looks exactly the same as Kapiolani Seafood Restaurant, but everything was on the bland side and just felt like it was missing something. Steamed Spareribs was one note and meat was not as tender. Beef Look Funn was good. The look funn had perfect thinness and texture. If have this dish, how come cannot have steamed beef balls? Chicken Feet was good. Soft, tasty, and meaty. But just ate and felt one note. Pan Fried Shrimp and Chives Dumplings was pretty good. Pan fried very well. Generous amount of filling. Just on the bland side. Chicken Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf was pretty good! Soft, moist mochi rice with a good amount of tasty filling. The Bean Curd Roll with Pork was probably the most flavorful dim sum of the meal. Jam-packed with tasty and flavorful filling. Overall, the dim sum was decent and almost similar to Kapiolani Seafood, but it was a touch on the bland side and a slight step below. Service was good. Friendly and attentive. Food came out pretty quick. Inside was cool, spacious, and comfortable. I want to come back on my lunch break! I don't mind dim sum'ing solo! Hopefully there'll be more dim sum choices. I remember seeing on social media they had some unique items only at this location. But I guess I'm too late! **I heard some news, maybe rumors, but the Kapiolani Seafood location might be forced to move due to that and the next lot being torn down for..... you guessed it, more condos! It might have an effect on the Honolulu location. We'll see.

    I dined here once for dinner with friends to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The food and service was…read moregreat. I was honored to have the opportunity to experience it then. This time around, family wanted to dine here for lunch so I was confident that it would be another great experience. They did not disappoint! With a very large dining area, this establishment was able to fit 12 of us at one huge round table, comfortably. Table, seating, dishes, and surrounding area was clean and organized. Our family ordered a combination of dim sum and entrees for lunch. They have an incredible variety of delicious options and we most certainly filled our table with all kinds of good eats! In total, we had 13 different items, which was served timely and everything was very tasty! Of all that we ordered, my personal favorite was the crispy soy wrapped shrimp patty. The outer crust is a thin soybean layer which had an excellent crunch. Inside, is a generous portion of shrimp patty that is perfect in flavor and texture. I will gladly return because both my lunch and dinner experiences were spot on. We all left fully satisfied!

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    Hawaii Dim Sum & Seafood Restaurant

    4.0(219 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Chinatown
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    Had a chance to try this restaurant for some dimsum craving on our last day in Oahu. The restaurant…read moreis quite spacious and in the heart of Chinatown. There were a lot of homeless people on the streets in this part of town, but not too scary to walk during the day. We also parked on the street a few blocks away. Overall, I thought the quality was average, but probably good, for what Oahu has to offer. The Shumai and Hacao were huge and meaty. The tripe was flavorful, and the shrimp rice noodle was huge. The rice congee was quite large, which made the steep price more reasonable. There was the steamed tendon in curry sauce dish, which was okay for me -- but be warned that it has very strong curry taste! Overall, if you are craving for some dimsum and wanted to visit the Chinatown area, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit! Also, the aunties were very nice and accommodating with our requests during the dining service as well!

    We feasted on a nine course dim sum. We indulged in har gow, siu mai, steamed char siu bao, baked…read moreegg custard bun, home style half moon, baked char siu bao, dan tat, shrimp dumpling with chives, red bean jin dui. Every dish we ordered was served piping hot! We loved every single dish to our hearts content. We also enjoyed piping hot tea that cleansed our palate. Fabulous, quick and efficient customer service from all of the staff. Ambience is filled with lots of conversations, clamor of utensils and continuous movement. Portions are well worth driving into Chinatown. We parked in the public parking entrance on N. Nimitz Highway which costs three dollars per half an hour. There is no validation in the restaurant. Hold onto the larger ticket. Be sure to have a pen with you and write down the stall number on smaller ticket. Leave the smaller ticket on the dashboard of your vehicle. Entrance and exit via ramp straight ahead. Make your first left turn inside and you'll see the entrance to the restaurant. There are restrooms in the hallway outside of the restaurant and inside the restaurant. Will definitely return if we're in the mood for dim sum and have out-of-town guests.

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    Royal Kitchen

    4.1(593 reviews)
    0.0 mi•Chinatown
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    It is all about their baked manapuas!…read more As a student at Mun Lun in the 80s, we often had time before class to get a snack. So quick. So simple. So delicious. Some four decades later, I still love their baked manapuas, call it a childhood love and remembrance :) If you don't eat pork, no worries, they have a delicious curry chicken filling. If you're vegetarian, no worries either, they have an incredible sweet potato filling, among other options. Conveniently stamped on the bun and printed on the box so you know what is what. Another childhood favorite from Royal Kitchen is their rice cakes, bittermelon stirfry, and sweet and sour pigs feet. Don't forget, they have tasty jai at Chinese New Year and gau! For countless potlucks, this is the easiest to pre order Chinese Chicken Salad and chow fun by the tray. Lately, my go to pre order has been the Royal Kitchen fried rice and beef broccoli. These two items in particular are easy to plate when I am serving dinner at the shelter. I have the manager on speed dial and she is so quick and easy to coordinate with, even if I have a last minute dinner service to do on short notice. Big mahalo to the Royal Kitchen family! Thank you for great food, great service, and a truly royal experience! Here's to many more years!

    Big fan of this place. I drove over here just to get there fresh, warm manapuas! They were exactly…read morehow I remembered: soft, hot, delicately sweet, and well filled. I especially want to praise the light fluffiness of the bun, it really made well for whole snack. This place is a sure winner for authentic manapuas and dim sum snacks. My party also got a couple of pork hashes and those were just as good as their manapuas. They were real hardy, filling, and went especially well with their punchy sauce that came with it. Real strong, vivid flavor! Service was also very quick and easy: I was in and out of the place in less than 5 minutes. The only let down was that they were out of their rice cakes, which is one of my favorites from this place. Another thing I will say is that parking can be difficult to get at times, given that the area is a huge, popular Chinese food hub. You may have to look around for a couple minutes before securing a nearby parking spot. Aside from that, this place has all my praise!

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    Lam's Kitchen - Beef Chow Fun

    Lam's Kitchen

    4.4(660 reviews)
    0.1 mi•Chinatown
    •$$

    Living on Maui, one of my favorite noodle dishes is chow fun…read more The child phone beef dish here made Maui chow look like dog poop. My girlfriend ordered the Singapore bitter melon doodle dish, and it was crazy fantastic. The melon was bitter...It was an odd flavor... But new to my pallete. Once I added hoisin sauce, it took it to the next level. I don't think I could go here every week, because the flavors would probably blend together... But once a month, 100% I am hitting this place. If you're in the area, you need to make it a point to come here. Service was on point.

    FIRST time customer - Growing up only 2 blocks away from this location 70 years ago I vividly…read morerecall walking with my POPO and mother headed into Chinatown to spend the morning shopping at the open MARKET and after to have LUNCH at either Char Hun Sut and or Tin Tin - Our favorite order was soup'n noodles , a steaming HOT bowl of "Won Ton Mein" and or "Wor Won Ton Mein" - Mmmmm - After the KAPOLEI Chinese restaurant in KAPOLEI "closed" so abruptly and PERMANENTLY I was shocked and extremely UPSET since very few "old school" Chinese restaurants here on Oahu still cook the type of dishes that my CANTONESE pallet craves and savors - Still reeling from this loss and desperate to satisfy my hunger for just a DELICIOUS bowl of "Won Ton Mein" - So desperate for this specific cuisine I went on line searching "YELP" to search for a recommendation and came across this restaurant "Lam's Kitchen" - I drove from my home in EWA Beach (West Loch Fairways Townhomes) into Chinatown in the old RIVER STREET neighborhood hoping that this restaurant would have something that would satisfy my desperate craving for a great bowl of "Won Ton Mein". I arrived at noon and was very lucky to find a metered parking spot across from the restaurant on the very first try - As I entered I noticed that the room was very crowded and that here was only ONE open table so I sat down immediately and ordered the "Won Ton Mein" as the waitress approached me with a menu - I have to note that although this restaurant was located inside of a very old building the interior was a very sharp contrast - Everything appeared fresh and modern with very basic hand built picnic type bench seating and dining tables constructed of varnished raw wood (very spartan but practical and comfortable) - The bowl of soup was of average size and appeared very sparse with not much color - There was "NO" Pork Char Sui slices, only steaming hot clear chicken broth, a clump of thin Vermicelli white opaque noodles accompanied with a few small pieces of both chopped Mustard, Napa Cabbages and slivers of Green Onions - Extremely simple and basic. There were exactly "4" individual Won Ton that were filled with a tiny chunk of SHRIMP mixed into minced PORK HASH and regular spices (basic Soy sauce and Sesame Oil) - The "won ton PI" was very thin and light and the saimin noodles were made of the same Rice Flour mixture also - The broth was hot and savory but nothing special only because it was so "bland" to the taste. Although the restaurant was crowded to its Maximum Capacity within 15 minutes of my arrival it had practically "emptied itself out" with only myself a one other table of 6-dinners getting their food too. I will probably return to eat at this restaurant if and when I get another pressing urge to satisfy one of my insatiable cravings to drive all across Oahu from EWA Beach to Chinatown in the city of Honolulu . The "PLUS" about this visit is that it was clean and the service was average but not disappointingly "long" despite how busy and crowded the entire restaurant was when I first arrived

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    3.9(57 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Chinatown

    The porridge was piping hot and the pork was very finely shredded, which I prefer over tough/chewy…read moreand sometimes fatty slices of meat, as is common at most places. The rice was smooth and thick. I wish there were more century egg bits. The broth flavor could have been a bit stronger, so I asked for shoyu. One order is good for two people. I also ordered shrimp dumplings. They were plump pieces of shrimp and a good size. The skin wasn't thick either. They weren't hot like the porridge was but it was fine coz then I could eat them right away. The hubs got some pork mochi. They were quite generously filled as well. The mochi was crispy and chewy. Everything was decently priced. It's a little stall in the Maunakea Marketplace food court, so mostly self-service over the counter. The uncle was kind and pleasant. Auntie was busy cooking/prepping in the back. We were there around lunchtime on a Sunday so they were probably getting ready to pack up as well. I'd try the fried donut and other dim sum items next time!

    Went to Mei Mei Chinese BBQ for a quick pick up & a couple stalls away heading…read more mauka ( mountain side) saw these good looking round sesame seed doughnuts in their display area. Jin Dui in Chinese ! Had to try some . They comes in three's .Got 2 coconut& one red bean filled. $ 5.00 for 3 They were soft once you bite into them& the fillings were the highlight.They are a dim sum shop so you can get all your goodies there. In the Maunakea Food court. Lot of stalls to pickup all kinds of different cultural foods! Service was fast & you can dine in the court or take out! Cash only!

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